Made one year before
Made one year before the invention of the telephone. The first time I saw a film by a single actor, I didn't know what to expect, but the film was so good. The director, George C. Scott, had created a classic in a time when its very easy to make a film about one man and a time in history. I was impressed with C. Scott's direction and the way he handled the story. The film started out fairly well but the
Made one year before his death and was a member of the first wave of the Soviet Union. His exciting career ended in the early 1960's and his life took a great turn in 1957 when he made his way to the Soviet Union at the age of twenty two. In the meantime he spent much of his time in Italy, where he remained until the end of his MI-8 career in the mid-1960s. His last solo film, The Way Home, was